Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Evening Journal in Washington, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1901

Page

2

Bartholemew Walks Free After Not Guilty Verdict

A jury found John Bartholemew not guilty in a larceny case after more than three hours deliberation. The defendant, a young student with solid character, claimed he believed funds came from an uncle in Illinois and offered to repay the amount. He planned to start a new job on the Northwestern railroad and had previously worked to support his education.

John Bartholemew Hugh Teeter John Tartholemew Illinois Ilinois Lre Bartholemew Wellman John R Bartholemew Illnois Des Moines Northwestern

Wellman School Board Reorganizes, Reelects BEF Smith President

The Wellman school board re elects BEF Smith as president and re elects Prof. M BE Logan as principal at 754 dollars per month for nine months. A board meeting is set for April 21 to appoint teachers for other departments.

Wellman School Board Bef Smith M. BE. Logan

Camp Washington Reunion Hosted by Miss Cherry

A Camp Washington reunion was held at Miss Mollie Cherry’s home with Miss Ella McNeil and Mr. James Baird hosting. Guests wore taxied camp sentences on their backs and activities included camp skits, supper in camp style, and Kodak photos of the last supper and first camp breakfast. Local out of town guests included Miss Ora Rowan, Miss Carrie Goetz, and Miss Skinner, with regrets from several Colorado party members.

Washington Mollie Cherry Plesytta Miss Cherry Ella McNeil James Baird Cunningham H. R Stark Hellen Lewis Rev A. L Davidson Kodak Lackey Ora Rowan Ainsworth Carrie Goetz Monmouth Skinner Keota

High School Band Concert At Graham Monday Evening

Concert announced for Graham with a High School Band performing on Monday evening. Tickets are on sale at Bowland & Shields for 25 cents for reserved seats.

Graham Bowland & Shields

Merchant shuns gossip on Sigourney sales fear

A Sigourney merchant warned not to discuss a local incident as it might hurt trade. Yet he boasted advertising doesn't pay, revealing a contradiction between avoiding publicity and touting ads. The note from the Sigourney News highlights the merchant's belief that ads are unprofitable despite his awareness of publicity.

Sigourney

Inter Ocean Names Eimer Donnell Washington Artist

The Inter Ocean of Chicago proclaims Eimer Donnell of Washington as a pianist artist on its staff. His father Rob et Donnell reports that Eimer secured the position after three years at Chicago art school and shows notable progress.

Eimer Donnell Washington Inter Ocean of Chicago West Robet Donnell Eimer Chicago Art School Davenport Eeirs Journal Doonell

Jubilee singing by famed Nonpareil Singers coming soon

Manager Moore previews an open date for next week offering an evening of old fashioned jubilee singing by the Nonpareil, once the Pisk Jubilee Singers. The group claims to be America's best colored singers and promises songs of the South. Watch for the date.

Moore Pisk Jubilee Singers America South

Break Up a Cold Tablets Ad From Stewart's Pharmacy

An old newspaper ad promotes weekly Break Up a Cold Tablets claiming to break up a cold during sleep. It offers no cure and no pay with a 25 cent price at Stewart's Pharmacy.

Stewart's Pharmacy Stewart’s Pharmacy

Jumping the Rope and the Rope Jumping Season

A playful vignette about children jumping rope with a chorus of lines and rhymes. The poem follows a group of girls testing luck and fortunes as the rope swings, counting years of life and fates, with boys' mischief and a hint of caution from the onlookers. The final line ties to a local advertising display.

Court to reconvene Monday with Judge Scott on bench

Court will reconvene Monday at nine o'clock with Judge John T. Scott on the bench. Judge Scott, whose grandchild died of diphtheria, has been released from quarantine and will return to finish the March term. Judge Chas Bishop of Des Moines, who presided this week, has returned home. The slander case Weidenbeck versus Donovan is set for Monday afternoon. Citizens planning new walks this summer are urged to consider offerings from FBE Swirt & Son.

John T. Scott Scott Chas Des Moines Weidenbeck Donovan

Local notices and sales postponed for Monday afternoon

The Dave Kimmel house goods sale is postponed to Monday at 2 30 pm at the southeast corner of the square. The city council will sit as board of review next week in city hall and reconvene Monday after adjournment. Assessor Conner finished his work and will start the board’s duties. The board may sit a whole week or longer, with possible night sessions. John G Stewart offers a double harness and two horse wagon for sale. March 29 Cedar Emmons Iowa City plans vacation there. O H Dunlap travels to Kinross for a few days. Cemlah Salr health improving. Mr Myers not better. Rocky Mountain Tea advertised for sale at Stewart's.

Conner Cemtah Emmons Iowa City O. H Dunlap Kinross Cemlah Salr Mr. Myers Sigourney Bob Evans Evans St Louis Globe Democrat New Century Theatre New Century St. Louis H. V. Esmond George Clarke Richard Carewe Century Theatre Cauipares Nab Goodwin Dr. Clarke Goodwin Phyllis Mr Clarke Carewe Graham Dudley Hawley Estelle Carter

Smallpox Quarantine Follows Town Visitor and Barber Shop

Reports confirm Sigourney faces smallpox and scarlet fever cases after a tramp infected town. Bob Evans sheltered the ill traveler, triggering quarantine for both, as officials hope for no spread. Alcove Barber Shop remains open under Scott Smith. Also notes a social gathering, street paving banter, and Mrs. William Kiper's illness improving.

Milwaukee survey crews near Skunk River tonight

Engineer Baker reports the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway survey party will reach the Skunk river tonight. He says the current survey will average as favorable as the previous one, with no major bluffs or elevations encountered.

Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Skunk Cate Washington Washington County Engineer Baker Letts Baker

Theatre review and local notices from Mt Pleasant and St Louis

Mt Pleasant hosts court business while St Louis reviews When We Were Twenty One at the New Century Theatre. The Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern railway releases a booklet promoting Spirit Lake andOkoboji resorts with free copies available from John G. Farmer Cedar Rapids Iowa.

Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway Spirit and Okoboji Lakes Lowa John G. Farmer Pass Cedar Rapids

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mercer & Chilcote Eprahehhhaarairrrkhemar EI Graham, Opera House Nat Goodwin Maxine Elliott Knickerbocker Theater New York George Clark Augustin New York Theater Company Bartholemew Defendant Candy Kitchen Prof. Logan Camp Washington Band Boys The Bon Ton East Side Ty Mra Lila Whitmore Ike Little Nell John Willie Harry Little Bell Cook & Sherman FBE Swirt & Son Peasy CO John Shields & Son Exy Steve Nut Columbia Pharmacy Board of Review John G. Stewart Kalor Stewart's P's Alcove Scott Smith Wilson RK. M Wilson Wm. Scofield Chic O'Loughlin Pat William Kiper Harwood South Side F. W. Brindley Milwaukee Skunk River Baker Spiakes Reynolds Gallery Tucker Eicher Mt Pleasant Harry Wickham Dr. Wickham Burnham Intown Charley Means East Side Restaurant Virginia Hla Saie IOC
Search Courier

Search the Washington Evening Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Evening Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication